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Nobody hurt after plane's engine catches fire at Chicago O'Hare airport
Associated Press· 4 days agoA commercial airliner’s engine caught fire Monday at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, the Federal Aviation Administration said. United flight 2091 ...
Why China ‘has a lot of convincing to do’ before its C919 jet flies overseas
South China Morning Post· 4 days agoMore than 30 years after funding constraints and design flaws clipped the wings of the Y-10, a new...
Another Commercial Airliner Suffers Severe Turbulence
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Boeing can't boost 737 MAX production yet: US FAA
Gulf Business· 20 hours agoFAA Administrator Mike Whitaker said he did not expect Boeing to win approval to increase production of the MAX imminently
Comlux and Airbus push advantages of ACJ TwoTwenty at EBACE
FlightGlobal· 2 days agoAirbus and Comlux are on the hunt for more customers for the ACJ TwoTwenty after gathering eight...
3-hour meeting ends with FAA saying Boeing can’t increase Max plane production until quality is...
CNN Business via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoBoeing executives presented sweeping changes to the company’s production process and safety systems...
FAA won't allow Boeing to boost 737 MAX production yet
Reuters via AOL· 2 days agoWASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Aviation Administration does not expect it will allow Boeing to...
